Beltane: Ten Tales of Witchcraft

By Rayne Hall
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(5.00 based on 1 review)

Published: Sep. 18, 2012
Words: 68,750 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781301911912


Short description

Ten fantasy stories by ten authors. Some of these stories have been previously published in magazines, ezines, collections and anthologies.

Extended description

1. AN ACCIDENTAL WITCH by Liv Rancourt
A little harmless magic nearly turns into more than this Wiccan can handle.

2. ALBA by Karen Heard
In a race against the clock, will Sgt. Taylor discover the witch behind the murders at Bindings Wood? (Read more)


Tags

short stories, witches, witchcraft, wicca, fantasy stories

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Beltane: Ten Tales of Witchcraft
Ten stories by ten authors: Liv Rancourt, Pamela Turner, Mertianna Georgia, Lawrence Barker, Jonathan Broughton, Rayne Hall, Debbie Christiana, Carole Ann Moleti, Debra Dunbar

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Review by: Tammy Schweiger on Nov. 02, 2012 : star star star star star
Beltane was truly a great book. It is a compilation of ten stories by ten different authors all about witches and witchcraft. Each story is unique in its own respect with varying views on who and what witches are and what witchcraft is to them. I really enjoyed the different styles and seeing how others view witches. Being a pagan myself, you never know how authors will percieve witchcraft when putting pen to paper. A couple of the stories were fun and though stuff like that never happens, it was still refreshing. Other stories had a bit of a macabre feel to it, but if you read between the lines, you know that, though things don't happen exactly like that, there are negative forces at work in the witchcraft community, usually by uneducated imbiciles who call themsleves a witch. I really did enjoy reading this one and definitely wouldn't mind reading future books like this by the same if not similar authors.
(reviewed long after purchase)

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